https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ geos/ga.html
http://www.theguardian.com/guardian-...-style-guide-g
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Both the Guardian and the CIA agree on this We usually have an ace Kenalong, don't we?
forget all about them. My knowledge of African geography is pretty shocking.
Wikipedia's probably more reliable.
They've got grillers too.
country's name? That's rarely a good sign.
Such places are invariably exciting. In Asia it's going to mean men in big caps with red starson shouting at you ar immigration - irritating, but safe. In Africa it's going to mean ro*******s manned by 16 year old lads with AK47s; the challenge being, can you get through a) alive, b) without paying money, c) without paying cigarettes.
Good times.
I mean, there's some water in between the two
I mean, no chap wants to quickly tot up roughly how many packs of Chesterfield the GLW is likely to fetch, do they?
AK47s are right up there, too.
I don't feel I've been away until I've encountered my first tiny little man with a very large weapon.
That's what they want you to think. :naive:Oh, God! I'm turning into snin. :-(
But I'm happy to take your advice, naturally.
Actually the day we end up kidnapped or murdered in some doghole will almost certainly be her fault. The combination of absolutely no fear, unbounded curiosity and f**k all commonsense is a powerful mixture in the third world.
It's between Edgware and Colindale.
How does she do that? :rubchin:
I took a day off work to go to the RAF museum last winter, thinking it would be empty and I could wander round reliving memories of my Dad taking me when I was a kid.
I failed to appreciate that it was half-term and the place was rammed with children :-(
There may be some witchcraft going on.thanks for telling us about these bishops! are you sure you know all the rules concerning the definite article, http://royalediting.com/the-usage-of...and-exceptions can help you to check your knowledge!
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Isn't this thread like ANCIENT?
It's funny to remember now that prior to the M25 and the Dartford tunnel, that was the only way for me to reach the M1. A2, Blackwall Tunnel, Hackney, Dalston, Highbury Corner, Holloway Road... it took fúcking hours.Quote:
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I once went to Golders Green on a Saturday morning in search of a salt beef sandwich. With Ian Harvey. Naturally, everything was closed because every **** was at schul.Quote:
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